Humble Pie

Not much of a choice here so came in and had pizza … Do not I mean do not order their fig and prosciutto pizza!
Had asked to get the cheeseburger and this one has no flavor. $ 17 later I was better of being hungry. Never again.
Only reason I have it two starts is bec my server was really nice.

9.00 breakfast burrito. Cashier already, made me want to leave. Acted, like we were an issue. Salsa? If there are two of you, ask for 2.

Ugh… I have had the food at humble pie in the airport and it was fine, but way overpriced. On this visit, I was drawn in by a menu stating a glass of sangria was 7 $… Definitely as cheap as I would get a drink in this part of the airport. I ordered a glass and it was fairly mediocre. Got the bill… It cost 9 $… What the… I asked for the menu again, apparently they changed the price on most of the menus using pen or marker, but not the one I had seen. There was no way for me to prove it, so I sadly paid for the crappy drink and was on my way. I’ll go elsewhere next time.

Pretty good pizza, but it was expensive and small for the price. $ 11.99 for a personal 9″ pizza was a bit steep, but it was still very good. I liked the flavor and the crust a lot. Next time I’m at PHX I would likely come here again.

Stopped in between flights and had a surprisingly good pizza. It was clearly made on the spot, and had piping hot fresh ingredients, and a nice balance of flavored, and a really good red sauce. (I got the S.O.P. — a sausage, Carmelized onion, and fresh mozzarella).
The downside is that they’re applying the standard airport markup and it’s a bit of a ripoff. Two beers (from a small, but quality selection of draughts) and a pizza were $ 42 with a standard tip. About 20% more than it’s worth, but that’s life in the terminal.
I’d come here again if stuck in terminal c. Maybe try the burgers next time, which are more reasonably priced.

Horrible… $ 16.99 plus tax for the worst little pizza I’ve had in recent memory. The crust is decent but that’s where the good ends. Despite being cooked to order, it didn’t look or taste fresh.
Never thought I’d say this but I miss the Pizza Hut Express which used to be in the airport. I’d suggest going to Delux for a burger instead.

The 21 year old blonde bartender provided some of the worst customer service I have ever experienced. I am a single mother with a disabled child and had 1 drink. After I had 1 drink and the patron next to me asked for another, I too asked for another. She refused to serve me, but gladly served the other patron that did not have a disabled child. She was very rude and clearly just wanted to leave and get going versus serving the customers. It is a shame I was discriminated against by her. She was working the closing shift on Friday night, January 15, 2016 at 9:40pm. She is a young blonde female at the bar. If the owner of this establishment cares about other patrons that have children with disabilities you should at a very minimum put her on some type of discipline plan or I would recommend you terminate her employment

$ 15.00 for Bloody Mary !! YIKES simple breakfast for $ 47.00 plus tip. Food came out immediately and friendly waitress. Husband ordered a Meat Lovers Omelette and asked «Where’ the beef» ???

I came in after a long day and flight delay of three hours. They helped solve all my problems. They were very courteous with letting me taste wines until I was satisfied with a blend of silver Palm.
I was able to get a decent amount of work done on my computer while at the bar. Which was duely needed!
The pesto chicken pizza is to die for and is a must have. The meatballs were also delicious.

We were hungry before our flight, so there we were at Humble Pie. They have beer, which as we know is required before the cramped seating of SW Airlines. We drank a bit, then shared a 10″ Margerita Pie. It was good. Nothing to write home about but solid good. Enough for two for sure. Unless your like a huge sports guy who pops hotdogs like tic tacs, then get your own. Fast service, and lots of annoying seat wasters not eating anything, sipping their iced teas for hours, grrrrr.

Since Humble Pie is airport pizza, I need to grade it on a curve, but overall it’s definitely nothing spectacular. The crust is closer to Domino’s in taste and texture than neapolitan, and they put a ton of cheese on their Margherita pie, but the 8 to 10-​inch pie is perfect for a «light» meal before a flight. The pies also come out pretty quickly (under 10 minutes, it seemed), so it’s a good option if you don’t have time for a real sit down meal. The staff is nice and lively, and the prices are fair for an airport.
Overall, no real complaints, but no real highlights.

Rushed meal at the airport waiting for our plane and we totally lucked out with getting seats at this tasty place.
Airport food is hit or miss. Mostly a miss– especially when you are close to the gates. Since this was a quick trip and there were arrival issues (ours) and TSA issues (theirs) on both legs of the flight to and from Oakland, our expectations were marginal at best.
My husband ordered the Margarita Pizza and I ordered a BLTA sans mayo with a salad instead of fries. Within minutes both meals arrived and I was impressed with the amount of delicious non-​kosher bacon on my no mayo bread and the ripeness of the tomato and perfect avocado. I was pleased. The husband wolfed down his hot pizza (we were in a hurry) and didn’t speak much. It wasn’t until later he admitted his pizza was one of the best he had ever had, like ever.
I am pretty sure they have non-​airport locations and next time we come to town, will seek them out. For now, just know– you never ever have to settle for Pizza Hut or Sbarro’s again in Terminal 4.

I can’t speak to their pizzas, but the salads are decent to average for the pre-​packed airport variety. The chopped salad in particular is a good portion for ~$ 10, fresh and with a lot of chicken and salami. I did not care for the actual taste of the salami, which seemed a bit funky. I picked it off. They also offer an extremely-​average caesar.
My main complaint about this spot is their slow service: I understand a pizza would take a while to get, even in a quick-​burn oven, but the woman at the register was making excessive conversation as a line got larger and larger.
TIP: as of mid-​October, the area directly in front of this restaurant is undergoing flooring construction, so foot traffic really bottlenecks up right here, making the line look even longer than it is.

Order a burger blt togo. Waitress ask for my name so when it’s ready she’ll call me. So I stated my name is Nathan. After approx. 20 I said my flight is boarding. Please check my order. She came back and assume my name is LEE just because i’m Asian. I ask how did she came up with Lee she said it’s already on the order. I’M NATHAN NOT LEE YOU RACIST ahole. Just because i’m asian i must be Lee!

I have being to the original Humble Pie location downtown and i was eager for a quick pie to go at the airport. I am use to airport pricing, so I was okay with price point, the pie turned out pretty good, the crust was slightly too burnt, but the pepperoni had a nice spice to it.
My biggest compliant was my wait, I ordered my pie, than went to the restroom came back and saw the customer in front of me just get her pie, I waited patiently and saw that there were several pies in the oven going. Than 6+ pies came out, all these were from customers who ordered after me, a set of 6+ pies went in and as they were coming out I didn’t see mine’s, I asked the guy baking and he didn’t see my name on the tickets for the pies. So about 12+ pizzas came out before mine’s did, no this isn’t an airport where people are in a hurry to catch their flights or anything important like that.

My expectation: airport pizza that rivals Pizza Hut at best… My reality: an enjoyable setting with a friendly staff that served a pretty decent pizza! The crust was a crisp and delicious, made-​in-​house treat, the mozzarella was all fresh, the pepperoni not too spicy, the sauce not too sweet, all combing into a delicious pizza. Drinks refilled without request, check delivered and paid quickly… Couldn’t ask for much more at an airport restaurant.
Humble Pie is located in the Southwest terminals.

Always like the airport crew at humble pie fast service friendly good menu just had breakfast for the first time at the airport $ 11 for sausage bacon omelet with fruit potato and toast not bad at all for airport pricing…

I fly in and out of Sky Harbor quite often and am surprised that the bars in Terminal D don’t offer options of local beers. Since I had a delay this last flight, I decided to explore to see if I could find something. Just one terminal over — Terminal C, not E ;), I found Humble Pie. I thought it was a local Phoenix eatery, so glanced at their bar. Still, not many options but saw a Kilt Lifter and I was sold. The place was packed (it is really small), no room at the bar, so they sat me behind a wall. I was forgotten for about 15 minutes, but finally the waitress came over to take my order. I sat, savoring my beverages for about an hour, with no rush from the waitress other than bringing my bill out as soon as she brought my order (so helpful in an airport establishment) and a few check-​ins to see if I wanted anything else.
Sorry, I can’t speak to the food since I didn’t order any, but the beer was good.

Had the mushroom and pancetta pizza here and tried their Bloody Mary. Overall, decent food for airport. The pizza is thin crust, crispy, but with enough bite. Flavor is good. Bloody Mary is okay. My server, Mia is great.
One of the better food and experience I had at an airport.

This pizza is pretty good. While this is located in an airport and thus has airport prices, I have been enjoying my pizza. I have never been to a Humble Pie restaurant so I can’t compare it to that. However here is my review of the food.
I purchased a 12 inch marguerita pizza and a 20 oz soda for 13 bucks, which is higher than normal but not a bad price for airport food. The pizza itself is decent. Not as great as CPK but decent and much better than the stuff you get from the large chains like Pizza Hut in my opinion. The crust is standard fare. It has flavor on it. The sauce on the other hand is a bit too herby and bitter for me. The cheese however is very good and tasted fresh. My only problem with the cheese is that it was not distributed evenly to the crust. It seemed as if someone just plopped cheese in the middle of the pie and hoped for the best. As far as service goes, the pizza arrived quickly despite there being a long line. The customer service was also good because the person who made my pizza cooked it too long and asked me if I wanted him to make a new one.
All things considered I would consider visiting this restaurant on your next layover. While I probably wouldn’t go to this place outside of the airport. I must say I am impressed with this place for what it is. Normally I would give it 3 stars for the food alone if that’s your deal.